routing project

Keir keirlawson at gmail.com
Thu Oct 9 06:43:30 EDT 2008


Hi Javier,

I'd like to collect metrics about specific routes, and then use said metrics
to automatically feedback into the routing algorithm, so that it can use the
collected information to help determine the best path to a given node.  For
example, monitoring the reliability of a given link in terms of packet loss
etc.  So my project is not so much about measuring the overall performance
of the 802.11s stack, but more attempting to modify it to do slightly
smarter routing.  That said if this is a dumb idea then I will happily
change my project spec :)

Thanks for your quick response.

Keir

2008/10/8 Javier Cardona <javier at cozybit.com>

> Hi Keir,
>
> 2008/10/7 Keir <keirlawson at gmail.com>:
> > I'm a 4th year Software Engineering student who has to do a
> > project/dissertation.  My plan for this is to look at the 802.11s
> > stack and see how I can modify the routing algorithms, essentially to
> > add metrics based on how reliable links are found to be, and to
> > periodically check if a better route is available.  However, though
> > documentation seems scarce (I still haven't been able to find the
> > draft 802.11s proposal), it seems to me that HWMP already implements
> > things along these lines, so I was wondering, is this the case? If so,
> > is there an alternative someone could suggest for a project that is
> > similar?
>
> If you are interested in doing performance measurements on o11s I can
> provide some guidance.
> There are a number of interesting metrics that we'd like to collect
> such as scalability, route discovery time,
> effect of node mobility, etc.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Javier
>
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> Javier Cardona
> cozybit Inc.
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